Full name: landspot5

 Location: Alabaster, Maryland, United States

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 User Description: Everyone knows that lots of producers in the video game industry started out as game testers. As Runescape 2007 Gold tested their way through a hell of video games and somehow went up the ranks through out the years. Having a job as a game tester is a great idea as an entry level job that will take you farther than you every thought.However, Its not as easy as it looks. One paid test gamer claims that the litmus test to discover if you can handle a game tester job is to play a video game that you utterly despise for an entire month. If you can do that without going crazy or being arrested for a crime, then you are fit to be a grade A game tester.The Video game industry, or the Entertainment business is a bit complex due to their popular appeal. The hard thing about it is securing a job in the chosen area. One valuable piece of advice that many young people often ignore are taking advantage of internships.If you aspire to become a big player in this type of business you have to be regularly searching for internships and applying for them. You have to do is actively or you will never find the right opportunity knocking on your door.You need much more than just education to play this game. College work may be required sometimes but it alone will not get you anywhere. Internships are your way to get through the door and get acquainted with some of the people in the industry. Of course, contacts are everything.Many employers will not hire you for a serious job if you have not participated in at least several internships. If you have a college degree and not a single internship they might even laugh at you!This is because internships are the gateway to demonstrating what you could really do and how you could be of benefit to an employer. This way you cannot cheat like you could cheat on a school exam, if you do not get the job done, then you do not get the job. Of course the internship is only the beginning, you still have much more ladders to climb. However, many people say that the hardest part of the entertainment industry is "getting in"